Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-07-26
THE SACRED HEART ACADEMY.

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Pupils. $3.50
The Sacred Heart Academy, OF Og.
den, Utah, although founded but
few years ago, already stands in the
front rank of educational institutions
of the Pacific Slope and Coast, and
nowhere else is it better appreciated
or more highly esteemed than in
Idaho. This is evinced by the large
and steadily increasing number of
pupils of the institution who attend
from this Territory. AT the closing
exercises, q few weeks ago, one of
the two graduates-Miss Adels Smith
was from Idaho, while the Idaho
pupils carried off their ample share
of the honors.
Miss Adela Smith was awarded the
gold modal for improvement in in
strumental music.
Misses J. and E. Mahan drew for
tho gold medal for Christian Doctrine.
Miss e. Mahan was awarded the
gold medal for Improvement in Vocal
Music.
Miss l.. Beckwith won the gold
medal for improvement in painting.
Miss M. Swanholm received the
gold medal for improvement III plain
sewing.
The Misses A. Smith, L. Beckwith,
F. Standrod, and A. Turner, drew for
the gold medal for application in
studies.
Miss L. Beckwith, Miss Phelan,
and Miss E. Mahan drew for the gold
medal for improvement in vocal music.
Miss l.. Beckwith and Miss M
Swanholm drew for the gold medal
for improvement in instrumen tal
music.
Miss F. Standrod, NJ. Behle, A
Turner, and B. LOTUS drew for the
medal for improvement in instru
mental music in the junior depart
ment.
The Misses L. Beckwith, M. Pho
Ian, NJ. Swanholm, aud J. Mahan
drew for the gold medal for improve.
ment in painting.
| The Misses F. Standrod, E. Mahan
and M. Behle, drew for the gold medal
for general drawing.
The gold medal for improvement in
general fancy work was drawn for by
the Misses L. Beckwith, F. Standrod
j. Mahan, and G. Ryan, of Idaho
and dozen pupils from other Terri
: tories.
The gold medal for improvement
in plain sewing was drawn by Mis-
M. Swanholm. Miss F. Standrod ane
Miss J. Mahan were among the othe
Idahoans who contested the prize.
The Misses M. Swanholm, A. Smith
L. Beckwith, J. Mahan, E. Mahan
r and A. Turner were among the con
testants for the gold medal for mend
ing and darning. Miss NJ. Swanholn
, and Miss A. Smith were crowned, il
> the senior department, for politeness
h neatness, order and correct deport
+ ment; while Miss M. Phelan, N
E Clark, and M. Harrington were hon
: orably mentioned for the same, no
Q having been at the Academy the re
quired time to compete for highe
honors.
!, Misses F. Standrod, A. Turner, an,
k M. Behle were awarded crowns 70
e general excellence in the junior de
l. partment.
o First honors were awarded to Misse
J. E. Mahan, b. Flaherty, and B. Loftu.
d The Misses E. Conger and NJ. Gil
g lin were honorably mentioned, mt
having been at the Academy the re
: quired time to compete for highe
}. honors.
II All of the above are residents c
= Idaho; and a comparison of the liz
r shows that a full proportion of tn
l. prizes found its way to the "Gem {
n the Mountains"
y The Sacred Heart Academy, {
a. Ogden, will reopen its doors in fe
10 weeks. The next term will begi
re September LIST. For further inform,
Ia ton see the advertisement elsewhel
lie in this issue.